Thanks James, that worked a treat.
I did have a go at the CSS method before, but clearly couldn't do it
at the lowest level. Moving up to the form tag did the trick.
Simple really.
Tim
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On 5/15/07, Tipan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> When rendered to the template, it produces a bullet point alongside
> each radio button.
In your template -- not in Python code -- add an HTML 'id' to your
form, and then put a rule like this in your site's stylesheet:
#my_form_id ul li {
list-s
I've a form containing a field with radio buttons that accept a Yes/No
response from the user, the field definition is:
disp_resp = forms.ChoiceField(choices=[(True,'Yes'),
(False,'No')],widget=forms.RadioSelect(), initial=False)
When rendered to the template, it produces a bullet point alongsid
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